When is it time to think about gaming habits?

When time, attention, or spending is getting out of control, stop then. Take a break, and check your limits.

How does self-exclusion work?

You can create distance by temporarily closing your account. This reduces hurry, and decisions become easier.

What does safe play mean?

It means setting limits in advance, following rules, and taking breaks. Small rules prevent big losses.

Where can Dhaka users get help?

Many Dhaka users check accounts linked to bKash, Nagad, or Rocket. Then they contact support to regain control.

Who should I contact in the shuvo App?

For account security or a break, write to the support team. They will explain self-exclusion, limits, and next steps.

Shuvo App: Play responsibly, warnings first

If anyone loses track of time, that is the first signal; on this page you will see self-exclusion, safe play, and player protection all in plain language. Many users in Dhaka set limits by looking at bKash, Nagad, and Rocket.

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Identify warning signs

Taking a pause once can prevent many mistakes; if you can spot the following signs quickly, taking timely breaks becomes easy.

Time keeps increasing

You started after thinking for 10 minutes, but 1 hour has passed; close the tab immediately and take a 20-minute walk

Logging in frequently

You're logging in to shuvo several times in one day, but you're not calm; turn off phone notifications and inform support

Feeling anxious about checking your account

If every notification is pulling you in, take a 24-hour break, and talk with a family member

Can't keep track of the spending

Dhaka users are breaching the previously set BDT limit; note bKash, Nagad, and Rocket and stop

Mood changes quickly

After wins and losses, anger rises or sleep decreases; consider self-exclusion today, and start a small break

Ask yourself 4 small questions

These questions shouldn't be forced; answer calmly, in 1 minute you can tell if you're on the safe play line

Has more time passed than planned today?

Do you feel like checking again would be good?

If someone calls, can you stop?

After playing, do you feel lighter, or does stress

What to do on the shuvo App now

No need to blame yourself; just take 3 practical steps to regain control

1. Set limits

Write your time limit today in BDT and keep the spending amount in a separate note
2. Take a break

Disable login for 24 hours; if needed, send a self-exclusion request
3. Tell Support

If you have a shuvo-registered account, support will quickly locate you; they will explain limits, locks, and next steps

Where to get help

You never have to handle it alone; the three help paths below help many users

Account support

Directly write about limits, locks, and self-exclusion; the answer usually comes in 1 clear step

Family break

Keep a trusted person by your side; even a 15-minute talk can change many decisions

Personal rules

Set a timer on your phone, and at the start of the day write down the rules; small habits build safe play

Take the next step calmly

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